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Noriyuki Saitoh -Japon

Noriyuki Saitoh Un véritable talent!!!

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Mélanie Bourget "expose au Carrousel du Louvre"

Mélanie Bourget
"Une femme vraiment talentueuse!J'adore...

"...Mélanie Bourget est une sculptrice française née en 1973. L’être humain est au centre de son travail. Elle utilise une technique japonaise très ancienne à laquelle elle parvient à ajouter un aspect très contemporain, voir décalé, oscillant entre réalisme et onirisme. Dans ses sculptures l'image de la femme est la plus souvent reprise, et expriment toute une palette d'émotions, sérieuses, joyeuses ou mystérieuses. Les portraits en buste de Mélanie Bourget présentent des femmes aux coiffures affriolantes, souriantes, surprises ou en pleine discussion avec des consœurs ou le spectateur, mais toujours avec un trait d'humour évident. Ces bustes de femme nous transmettent des sentiments mélangés et profonds. Et au travers des craquelures transpire avec justesse l’âme humaine…"
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Christel, Œuf sculptés et peints...

 

  

Œufs sculptés - Christel 

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Mélanie Bourget " Sculptures Raku"

Gérard Fally expose au "château de Saint Jean le Blanc Olivet "

Margaret Keelan "Céramic sculpture"

Margaret Keelan

Mon dernier coup cœur! à découvrir ici

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"...Margaret Keelan was born in 1948 in Regina, Saskatchewan. She studied at the University of Saskatchewan under James Thornsbury, receiving her Advanced Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts in 1970. Keelan then taught art classes at Saskatoon's Mendel Art Gallery (1972) and led ceramics workshops for the Saskatchewan Parks and Recreation Department (1972-1973).

Keelan furthered her art education through classes at the university's Regina campus with Joe Fafard (1973). She went on to graduate studies at the University of Utah under Marilyn Levine (1974-1976). Keelan then moved to California, where she taught art at several institutions, including the Richmond Art Centre (1984-1985), San Francisco State University (1991), Studio One (Oakland, 1994), and the San Francisco Academy of Art (1994-present), where she is currently Assistant Director of Fine Arts – Sculpture.

Since her graduate studies, Keelan's work has incorporated the human form, and her most recent clay sculptures are of doll figures that appear as though they are made of weathered wood. Themes of aging, decay, and beauty are expressed through these pieces. Says Keelan, “For twenty-four years I have used the female form as my main source of inspiration, and clay, because of it’s endless possibilities in construction and surfaces, as my primary media. My sculptures have always been self-referential; expressing concerns and experiences I live out in myself and observe in others around me.”

Keelan's work has been exhibited extensively and frequently throughout Canada and the United States. Her work is represented in collections the Claridge Collection (Montreal), Mendel Art Gallery (Saskatoon), Art Gallery of Hamilton, Loyola College (Maryland), and Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery (Claremont, California)...."